
He Lost All His Cultivation and Was Imprisoned by the Sickly Fairy
修为尽失,被病娇仙子囚禁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
2kReads
150Shelves
430Chapters
210Listens
92.6kReads · all time
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Essay on Cultivating Immortality and Yandere
I read a book about yandere before. In it, there was a Taoist saint who cultivated immortality. I forgot her name. She was also a yandere. The author described it very well. I can't find it now. Can anyone help me find her?
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The Male Protagonist with a Strict Wife Control Often Kneels on the Washboard
There is a shortage of books. My family is trying my best to follow me. Thank you, family! !
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Overall it's quite interesting and fun, which is my favorite type. The yandereness of each character in it makes people think it's pretty good. There's nothing too poisonous about it, and it won't make people feel uncomfortable. As for the shortcomings, there is a bit of "time and space confusion" and incoherence at the beginning. It feels like part of the plot has been rewritten but not deleted. Sometimes the same content appears twice, and sometimes the repair progress of the Tao body does not match up. But after Chapter 80 or 90, these problems rarely occur, and the overall plot is smooth. Very enjoyable to watch. What follows is the plot of showing the saint in front of people and conquering the heavens.
Okay, okay, it turns out that yandere still has this. The protagonist's IQ is also stronger than some novels
Many details are described very well
Delicious, so delicious
The front part is a bit repetitive, but I feel pretty good after seeing the back part [Chigua]